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Better Call Saul Season Thread - Season Six - April 18th
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******* brilliant.
I love this show.
******* brilliant.I love this show.
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Another A+ episode
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Hector finna stroke out. Nacho going to take his meds?
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They gonna put ribs on a burger?
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Solid episode tonight. All of the tie ins to BB were great.
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Stupid. Legit made me laugh.
I think Nacho's gonna piss Hector off on purpose and wait for his mini heart attack and hand him a dummy capsule.
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That boy tyrus put on hella weight. Like the director called him up and said we need a decision in 15 minutes, like Jimmy did that family.
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Seein the laundromat was cool, seein Lydia was
Hank or Gomie gotta be next. At some point he's gotta show and ruffle some feathers. I can't wait.
(May not be this season, but soon)
I'm 90% positive Hank and Gomez are this season from pictures I saw on set a few months ago
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Tyrus and Victor gained noticeable weight, while Huell lost weight.
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Great show, obviously every breaking bad tie in is wonderful to see. When that Los Pollos Hermanos truck was being taken apart and the Pollos theme song kicked in, I was like Rick Sanchez "ahhh yeah."
So Chuck, Chuck is the fictional character that I dislike on a visceral level. Characters like Negan and Ramsey Bolton are just over the top and cartoonish but Chuck McGill is so realistic and a symbol of the whole kick the ladder out behind you mentality. He is so sanctimonious. He is always talking about justice and the majesty of the law, like dude, you practice high end corporate law. He talks like he's doing pro bono legal work for the indigent and the falsely accused. He's made a bunch of money by acting as counsel for the already very rich and well connected.
So Chuck, Chuck is the fictional character that I dislike on a visceral level. Characters like Negan and Ramsey Bolton are just over the top and cartoonish but Chuck McGill is so realistic and a symbol of the whole kick the ladder out behind you mentality. He is so sanctimonious. He is always talking about justice and the majesty of the law, like dude, you practice high end corporate law. He talks like he's doing pro bono legal work for the indigent and the falsely accused. He's made a bunch of money by acting as counsel for the already very rich and well connected.
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Hank or Gomie gotta be next. At some point he's gotta show and ruffle some feathers. I can't wait.
(May not be this season, but soon)
wonder if crazy 8 is already working with the dea at this point
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I wonder who they're going to have as the person who's first actually cooking Gus and Lydia's meth...
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Gale has to be connected in some way.
No one ever said he had never cooked before. He just couldn't deliver the product that Walt did even after he got the recipe.
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How she looking?
Quick question about the scene with the battery. How did Jimmy know Chuck wouldn't respond to the battery being in his pocket? Does that mean his illness is only in his mind which is why he only responds to "electromagnetic activity" when he sees it or knows it is there vs when he doesn't?
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I think it is all in his mind....
Lydia looks exactly the same lol
Lydia looks exactly the same lol
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Rebecca really has some nerve talking down to Jimmy like that. The one time Jimmy finally says no to putting Chuck first, he becomes the bad guy in her eye. Where has seen been all these years to pass judgements like that?
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Gale has to be connected in some way.
No one ever said he had never cooked before. He just couldn't deliver the product that Walt did even after he got the recipe.
I was just talking about this with my dad. I can't remember whether it was ever implied that he cooked for Gus before Walt came along
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Yup..
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Seein the laundromat was cool, seein Lydia was
Hank or Gomie gotta be next. At some point he's gotta show and ruffle some feathers. I can't wait.
(May not be this season, but soon)
I was geeked to see the laundromat; I knew the space looked familiar. Wasn't expecting Lydia at all.
b2b stellar episodes. Season 3 is the goods.
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I believe that Gus set up a scholarship (in his deceased partner's name) and Gale was a recipient. That probably means that Gus already knows about Gale at this point in the story and we might end up seeing him soon.
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